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18 September 1995 Ultrastructural imaging and molecular modeling of live bacteria using soft x-ray contact microscopy with nanoseconds laser-plasma radiation
Masataka Kado, Martin C. Richardson, Kai Gaebel, David Scott Torres, Jayshree Rajyaguru, Michael J. Muszynski
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Abstract
X-ray images of the various live bacteria, such as Staphylococcus and Streptococcus, and micromolecule such as chromosomal DNA from Escherichis coli, and Lipopolysacchride from Burkholderia cepacia, are obtained with soft x-ray contact microscopy. A compact tabletop type glass laser system is used to produce x-rays from Al, Si, and Au targets. The PMMA photoresists are used to record x-ray images. An AFM (atomic force microscope) is used to reproduce the x-ray images from the developed photoresists. The performance of the 50nm spatial resolutions are achieved and images are able to be discussed on the biological view.
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Masataka Kado, Martin C. Richardson, Kai Gaebel, David Scott Torres, Jayshree Rajyaguru, and Michael J. Muszynski "Ultrastructural imaging and molecular modeling of live bacteria using soft x-ray contact microscopy with nanoseconds laser-plasma radiation", Proc. SPIE 2523, Applications of Laser Plasma Radiation II, (18 September 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.220979
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KEYWORDS
X-rays

X-ray microscopy

X-ray imaging

Bacteria

Microscopy

Plasma

Silicon

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